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Commodity prices are crashing. From oil, gold and coal to nickel, copper and iron ore, the demise of China’s investment-led growth model has been crushingly brutal on both commodities and equity prices. We’ve responded to the carnage by selectively upgrading stocks; South32 is terrific value now and we’ve suggested gingerly buying BHP Billiton as it struggles through its operating crisis.

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